Paul Vi High School vs. Camden Catholic High School

9-12

9-12

No

No

No

Yes

1966

1887

Camden, NJ

Camden, NJ

Co-ed

Co-ed

249

170

257

174

216

179

261

172

63 teachers

54 teachers

24

13

18

14

1:16

1:13

1230

Formal

Formal
(Polo/Oxford and Grey Pants, Polo/Oxford and Skort, with Cardigan or Pullover Sweater)

Feb. 10 / rolling

None / Rolling

$10,370

$15,000

Tuition cost includes fees.

The parent contribution for tuition is $11,985. The Fund for Camden Catholic grant toward that tuition is $3,015.

$1,900

$1,000

Kathleen Stewart

Kayleigh Bianchini

Mr. Joseph Burke

19

18

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cheering, Cross Country, Dance, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Winter Track, Wrestling

Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Cheering, Cross Country, Dance, Field Hockey, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track and Field, Volleyball, Winter Track, Wrestling

72

a Powder Puff Football Game, abilities and viewpoints. Membership by selection. Yearbook: Students work with members of the Photography Club/Class to capture memories of school events. Staff members write stories to accompany the photos., Actor’s Guild: Members compose, African American History Month and Asian American Heritage Month. In addition, and activities. Model UN: Students learn about current events in this simulation of how the United Nations functions. Students research information on the country they represent and defend their country’s policies and decisions during debate competitio, and at Baccalaureate and Commencement by greeting guests, and at Open House. Membership by selection. Investment Club: Students interested in the stock market meet and use an online simulation program to track investments and research company portfolios. Moderator: Carla Growney. Italian Conversation & Cultur, and at special events such as the Junior Ring Mass, and attend a home football game as a class. Junior Ring Mass & Reception: Juniors come together to celebrate a special class Mass. Rings are blessed as part of the ring ceremony. A reception for juniors and their guests follows the Mass. Musical (cast), and Baccalaureate. Open to choir students and those interested in serving as a music minister. Liturgical Assistants: Students work with Campus Ministry to serve as altar servers, and compete in the Shakespeare Competition at DeSales University. Sketch Club: Students interested in drawing have the opportunity to learn drawing techniques and create their own personal sketchbooks. Student Government: Student government provides a, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome and to impart an understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of Classical antiquity. Moderator: Andrea Allen. Kids for Wish Club: an organization that creates life changing impactful wishes for children suf, and design routines that they perform at games, and develops school morale and spirit and a focus for school activities. Membership by election. Surf Club Swing Dance Club: This club introduces students to swing dancing and partner dancing. It meets during activity period. T.H.E (Together Honoring, and escorting guests to their seats., and offertory for school Masses. Media and Technology Crew: Students supply and set up various media and technology equipment for faculty, and other school functions. Membership by selection. Debate Team: Practice strategies for debate, and Project Graduation, and skits relating to each class’s selected theme. Spring Concert & Arts Weekend: The band and choir perform, and the French Trip to Quebec City. Green & White Society: Students are invited to join this special class that focuses on leadership skills that help the member become student ambassadors. Students represent Camden Catholic at high school nights, and to help them recognize that teamwork can help them overcome challenges. Membership by selection. Liturgical Choir and Musicians: Students have the opportunity to share their vocal and musical talents with their classmates and teachers through litur, as well as the art, Band, Christmas Concert: The band and choir perform in a special concert to spread the Christmas joy to members of CCHS and the local community. Drama – The Fall Production: Students present a play each fall. Play involves cast and crew. Cast is determined, clarinet, compete in local and regional competitions. Moderator Matt Hoover. Environmental Club: Students are given opportunities to pursue science-related interests and to volunteer with the community in litter clean up and tree planting projects. Students colle, concerts and other school events. Junior Classical League: Encouraging an interest in and an appreciation of the language, crew is open membership. Freshmen BBQ: Freshmen come together for an evening BBQ celebration. This social event allows the students to socialize with their peers, cuisine and geography of Italia. Moderator Antonella Bouchard. Jazz Band: Saxophone, D.C. Reaching Everyone By Exposing Lies (REBEL): This is a tobacco prevention club that sponsors activities to educate students about the effects of tobacco usage. Members participate in Smoke Out Days, decorating the gym, distributing programs and awards, during guest days, eat Asian foods, enjoy delicious food, faculty and the administration. It establishes a forum for student expression that promotes the general welfare of the school, flute, French Club Bingo, fundraisers and school clean-up projects. Rock Band: Students interested in playing rock music are welcome to join the Rock Band. Weekly jam sessions are held. The Rock Band seeks out local venues to play and promote the music program at Camden Cathol, games and contests, guitar and other horn and rhythm section musicians improve their talents and perform at Open House, hip hop and other forms of modern dance, including Hispanic Heritage Month, including musical and classical theatre. The guild works in conjunction with the Shakespeare Troupe and Thespian Honor Society. Art Club: learn the many techniques of art and create pieces for the Art Show in the spring. Moderator: Mrs. Vennell Asian, its tradition of excellence, jazz, Journey to Bethlehem, Junior Prom and Senior Prom. Spirit Week: Student government sponsors three days of festivities to promote school spirit and support the football team in their Thanksgiving competition against Camden Catholic’s main rival. Activities include crazy dres, learn the results of the Freshman Government elections, lectors, listen to Asian music and much more! Moderator: Antonella Bouchard. Baking Club: baking and sharing recipes. Work with Campus ministry to provide baked goods for service. Moderator: Maureen Sullivan. CCTV: Students learn to do the behind the scene wor, literature, Living Stations of the Cross, music, pep rallies, perform and possibly publish original theatrical pieces, rehearse, seniors celebrate their final show on Grandi Auditorium stage and the fine and digital arts and film students present an exhibition of their work. Stage Crew: Students move props and sets and regulate lighting and sound during the fall drama and spring, Shakespeare, Sophomore Cotillion, spring musical, staff, tap, the Blood Drive, Theatre, to raise money and create safe environments for students. Students also hold events to support Pediatric Cancer causes such as Go for the Goal and Alex’s Lemonade. Shakespeare Troupe: Students study the life and interpret William Shakespeare’s plays i, trombone, trumpet, tutoring sessions, video game and role-playing games interest club. Student leaders plan out meetings where students can engage in an interest area. The club sponsors trips such as a haunted hayride and Comic Con. Link Crew: Link Crew is a national orientation program., visits to local grammar schools, we hope to help encourage continued knowledge and acceptance of our community’s cultures